pool.ntp.org


pool.ntp.org: public ntp time server for everyone

Introduction

Active Servers

As of 2018-06-23

Le projet pool.ntp.org est un grand cluster virtuel de serveurs de temps fournissant des informations fiables facile à utiliser Service NTP pour des millions de clients.

Cette ressources est utilisée par des millions ou dizaines de millions de systèmes à travers le monde. C'est le "serveur de temps" par défaut pour la plupart des grandes distributions Linux et de nombreux appareils en réseau (voire informations pour les fournisseurs).

En raison du grand nombre d'utilisateurs, nous sommes dans le besoin de plus en plus de serveurs. Si vous avez un serveur avec une adresse IP statique toujours disponible sur Internet, s'il vous plaît envisager de l'ajouter au cluster .

Le projet est maintenu et développé par Ask Bjørn Hansen et un grand groupe de contributeurs sur la listes de diffusion. le code source est disponible.

Hébergement bande passante pour les serveurs «hubs» sont actuellement fournies par Develooper.com et Phyber Communications.

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Actualités

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  • May 21, 2017

    How to Configure NTP for Use in the NTP Pool Project

    Daniel Ziegenberg wrote a tutorial for Digital Ocean on configuring NTP for the NTP Pool on Ubuntu.

    Oliver Nadler has another tutorial covering non-Ubuntu, too.

  • January 1, 2017

    NTP Pool Forum

    There’s a new forum for discussion related to the NTP Pool at community.ntppool.org. Please come join us. There are a couple interesting threads about the recent leap second and lots of empty space for your questions or suggestions. :-)

    The NTP Pool mailing lists are generously hosted on lists.ntp.org on the Network Time Foundation infrastructure. Those servers moved this summer and it’s been a bit of “rough seas” since. Over the summer hundreds of people got unsubscribed because mail deliveries were failing and the lists were bouncing all mails for a while in the second half of December.

    We’ll keep having the mailing list, too. In particular for people new to the project having us build out the new forum will be better (search, better access to archives, getting more mail in your email inbox is optional, etc).

    Happy new year!

  • December 19, 2016

    Excessive load on NTP servers

    Since last Tuesday some countries have seen an excessive number of queries to the NTP Pool.

    After much detective work on nanog (conclusion) and the #NTP IRC channel it was determined to be a buggy Snapchat app update.

    Hopefully the Snapchat developers will fix it soon (and sign up for a vendor zone!).

    (Yes, the first link is to a new forum).

  • November 29, 2016

    Equipment failure

    A network switch failed causing an outage for the management system and the NTP Pool website. The DNS and NTP services should only be minorly affected, even if the outage lasts a little while.

    I’ll update status website with updates.

  • November 4, 2016

    NTP Best Current Practices

    The IETF has published a new version of NTP Best Current Practices documenting learned best practices on how to run NTP servers and clients.

    If you know a little about the NTP protocol reading it will be a quick way to learn more about how it works “in the wild” (including on your own systems).

    Some of it is specific to the “reference” ntpd implementation, but much of it will apply to other clients or servers, too.

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